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	'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.		'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.

	'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[~~B/X\|~~Basic Dungeons & Dragons]] entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.		'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[Basic Dungeons & Dragons\|B/X]] entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.

	'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third no fourth no ''fifth'' adventure of ''The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.		'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third no fourth no ''fifth'' adventure of ''The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.

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	'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.		'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.

	'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[~~Advanced~~ Dungeons & Dragons]] ~~2nd edition~~ entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.		'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[B/X\|Basic Dungeons & Dragons]] entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.

	'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third no fourth no ''fifth'' adventure of ''The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.		'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third no fourth no ''fifth'' adventure of ''The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.

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	==Adventures==		==Adventures==
	'''The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh:''' Adapted from the first adventure of ~~the [[~~Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1981. The party is asked to investigate a reputedly haunted house on the outskirts of Saltmarsh, only to discover a smuggling operation.		'''The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh:''' Adapted from the first adventure of ''The Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1981. The party is asked to investigate a reputedly haunted house on the outskirts of Saltmarsh, only to discover a smuggling operation.

	'''Danger at Dunwater:''' Adapted from the second adventure of ~~the [[~~Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1982. The party is asked to diplomatically investigate the [[lizardfolk]] in nearby Dunwater Marsh, who were dealing with the smugglers encountered in ''Sinister Secret''. If the party avoids indulging their Murder Hobo instincts, they learn that [[sahuagin]] are massing nearby for an attack.		'''Danger at Dunwater:''' Adapted from the second adventure of ''The Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1982. The party is asked to diplomatically investigate the [[lizardfolk]] in nearby Dunwater Marsh, who were dealing with the smugglers encountered in ''Sinister Secret''. If the party avoids indulging their Murder Hobo instincts, they learn that [[sahuagin]] are massing nearby for an attack.

	'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.		'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.
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	'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.		'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.

	'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third adventure of ~~the [[~~Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.		'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third no fourth no ''fifth'' adventure of ''The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Saltmarsh Trilogy'', released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.

	'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.		'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.

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	This expansion also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].		This expansion also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].

	~~3.5 also expanded upon this module series in ''[[Dungeon Master's Guide\|Dungeon Master's Guide II]]'', which details Saltmarsh years after the original module.~~

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	'''The Styes:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party must foil the efforts of a [[Tharizdun]]-worshipping [[aboleth]] to use a diet of terror and human sacrifices to accelerate the growth of a juvenile [[kraken]].		'''The Styes:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party must foil the efforts of a [[Tharizdun]]-worshipping [[aboleth]] to use a diet of terror and human sacrifices to accelerate the growth of a juvenile [[kraken]].

			3.5 also expanded upon this module series in ''[[Dungeon Master's Guide\|Dungeon Master's Guide II]]''. This details Saltmarsh years after the events noted in the modules here.

	==Monsters==		==Monsters==

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	'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.		'''Salvage Operation:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party are hired by a desperate aristocrat to salvage a long-lost sailing ship when it is finally sighted. But they must deal with the mad, cannibalistic [[Lolth]]-worshipping [[druid]] on the ship first.

	'''Isle of the Abbey:''' ~~Originally released for~~ [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition in 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.		'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Here's our lone [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition entry, which parachuted into the series 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.

	'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third adventure of the [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.		'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third adventure of the [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.

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	'''Ghosts of Saltmarsh''' is an adventure module for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] set in [[Greyhawk]] that was released in May 2019. It is a collection of seven coastal or nautical-themed adventures, centered around the [[Greyhawk]] fishing community of Saltmarsh, with the adventures all being converted from earlier editions. As its name implies, ~~three~~ of those adventures are the original [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]] modules from [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. It also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].		'''Ghosts of Saltmarsh''' is an adventure module for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] set in [[Greyhawk]] that was released in May 2019. It is a collection of seven coastal or nautical-themed adventures, centered around the [[Greyhawk]] fishing community of Saltmarsh, with the adventures all being converted from earlier editions. As its name implies, the core of those adventures are the original [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]] modules from [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], U-series, by Dave Browne ''with'' Don Turnbull.

			U1-3 was intended for first-level parties working their way up. In this version it's all more epic.

			This expansion also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].

	3.5 also expanded upon this module series in ''[[Dungeon Master's Guide\|Dungeon Master's Guide II]]'', which details Saltmarsh years after the original module.		3.5 also expanded upon this module series in ''[[Dungeon Master's Guide\|Dungeon Master's Guide II]]'', which details Saltmarsh years after the original module.
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	'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Originally released for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition in 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.		'''Isle of the Abbey:''' Originally released for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition in 1992. The local mariner's guild hires the party to clear out an infestation of undead amassing around a ruined abbey on a small, strategically viable island.

	'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third adventure of the [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1983. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.		'''The Final Enemy:''' Adapted from the third adventure of the [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]], released in 1983. Yes the title was this bad in the original; no it's not the end of the story anymore. The party is sent to lead a preemptive strike on the [[sahuagin]] massing near Saltmarsh.

	'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.		'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.

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	'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.		'''Tammeraut's Fate:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2004. The party must investigate the fate of an island hermitage, and stop a massing army of the undead.

	'''The Styes:'''Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party must foil the efforts of a [[Tharizdun]]-worshipping [[aboleth]] to use a diet of terror and human sacrifices to accelerate the growth of a juvenile [[kraken]].		'''The Styes:''' Originally released for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in 2005. The party must foil the efforts of a [[Tharizdun]]-worshipping [[aboleth]] to use a diet of terror and human sacrifices to accelerate the growth of a juvenile [[kraken]].

	==Monsters==		==Monsters==

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	'''Ghosts of Saltmarsh''' is an adventure module for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] set in [[Greyhawk]] that was released in May 2019. It is a collection of seven coastal or nautical-themed adventures, centered around the [[Greyhawk]] fishing community of Saltmarsh, with the adventures all being converted from earlier editions. As its name implies, three of those adventures are the original [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]] modules from [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. It also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].		'''Ghosts of Saltmarsh''' is an adventure module for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] set in [[Greyhawk]] that was released in May 2019. It is a collection of seven coastal or nautical-themed adventures, centered around the [[Greyhawk]] fishing community of Saltmarsh, with the adventures all being converted from earlier editions. As its name implies, three of those adventures are the original [[Saltmarsh Trilogy]] modules from [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. It also features new expanded rules for sailing ships and generating sailing encounters, a gazetteer on the titular community of Saltmarsh, and 5th edition conversions of a number of old-school aquatic monsters, including the return of [[Locathah]], [[Koalinth]]s and [[Skum]].

			3.5 also expanded upon this module series in ''[[Dungeon Master's Guide\|Dungeon Master's Guide II]]'', which details Saltmarsh years after the original module.

	==Adventures==		==Adventures==